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NEW DOUBLE ISSUE OUT NOW!
'Doing Surveillance Studies': Methodology Issue
http://www.surveillance-and-society.org/doing.htm
Vol.3, No.2/3
edited by Kirstie Ball and Kevin Haggerty
Contents:
Kirstie Ball and Keving Haggerty - Editorial
Thomas Kemple and Laura Huey - Observing the Observers: Researching
Surveillance and Counter-Surveillance on 'Skid Row'
Kevin T. Walby - Institutional Ethnography and Surveillance Studies: an
Outline for Inquiry.
Kevin Heggerty and Amber Gazso - The Public Politics of Opinion Research
on Surveillance and Privacy.
Minas Samatas - Studying Surveillance in Greece: Methodological and
Other Problems Related to an Authoritarian Surveillance Culture.
Steve Wright - The ECHELON Trail: an Illegal Vision.
Anders Albrechtslund and Linsey Dubbeld - The Plays and Arts of
Surveillance: Studying Surveillance as Entertainment.
Peter Marks - Imagining Surveillance: Utopian Visions and Surveillance
Studies.
Robert W. Sweeny - Para-sights: Multiplied Perspectives on Surveillance
Research in Art Educational Spaces.
Ela Beaumont - Using CCTV to Study Visitors in the New Art Galery,
Walsall, UK.
Other stuff:
We are slowly getting back on track. The website is still wobbly, but
this issue should work ok...
The first issue of Volume 4 will be an Open Issue, out in May.
The Surveillance and Violent Conflict Issue - now 4(2) - should be out
in June this year. We can still take a couple more pieces if you are
very quick...
More calls will be issued soon!
And there are some changes afoot that have been taking up a lot of our
time... Watch this space!
Dr David Murakami Wood
Managing Editor
Surveillance & Society
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